DOSE THIS NUWAVE 2 . STAY AT 40c on the low setting . IT is 49c . THE Thermometer says so .
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I am not sure. On low we're supposed register it at 100, but I find it is not a true reading. It seems to run hotter on all settings. The more I use mine, the less satisfied I am with this product.
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I'm not sure of the actual temperature but I am very pleased with it. This Russell Hobbs model replaced a $300 Viking Coffee Maker that was horrible even though I tried to fix it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c05Ts6ob1BE
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The only settings on the cord are: Warm, 270, 320, 370, 420. It does not indicate any other temperatures. My guess would be "no", it won't go down to 150. I usually use the 270 setting on this when I would have used 350 on my old griddle. The numbers do not seem accurate at all.
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Yes, this pot does work on NuWave, that was the reason I purchased it, and I luv it!!! I have the NuWave 2 and water does not boil in 90 seconds, but that has nothing to do with the pot, it is great for all your homemade soups, stews, chili, etc. Hope this helps!
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Depends on the temperature you desire. I keep mine set to where I would have had it without DigiQ.
225745
I don't know for sure as I don't have the nuwave to compare it to but I love my ovente! I don't have a stove so I use this just about every day... It's very responsive to raising or lowering the temp - easy to clean - it's just great!
213763
There were settings, Lo-Hi. If you set it to Lo it boiled more slowly than if you set it higher. I don't know what that translated out to in terms of degrees.
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I just went and checked 90 is the highest setting 50 degrees is the lowest one. You can set it in one degree increments.
946597
No idea. However, similar electronic devices I specify are rated to zero degrees C. It's inexpensive, simple, and I wouldn't hesitate to use it at low temps.
355779
"hot enough" may not help you. More specifically, two temp settings are approximately 480F/250C and 660F/350C.
1089913
When we are not using it we turn it down to 86 then turn it up hours before use. It can go as low as you want 50's and if it is outside it can go as low as the temperature that it is exposed to if heater is not on. But you run risk of it freezing and thus popping the tub since it is inflatable. Like I said we keep it at 86 when not in use and even in very cold temps outside it is able to maintain the 86
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That depends on what you are making. But if its like a green been casorole or something you have recipe for... follow the recipe and just adjust time to using nu wave rather then a normal oven
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There is no numeric temperature setting. After I run it for a while I check the room temperature on the thermostat connected to my furnace. As others have said, you can just work it up and down until you find a comfortable temperature. I've found that each increment corresponds to about a 2 degree difference in room temperature.
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Mine is currently sitting at 40 Fahrenheit/5 Celsius, and it maintains that easily. It can go lower, but I leave it on that.
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My guess is that you have the "low temp" value set higher than what it is sensing as the current temperature. I never use the low temp thing so I have it set at 35 degrees and I never have the issue you are describing.
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Yes it works great on nuwave,I had this first loved it so much went to new convection oven,but my old stove was 20 + ,love this quality cookware.
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I have the same problem as several other reviewers; mine no longer works in Fahrenheit, only Celsius. The lowest setting is 7 C.